Newly Released eBikes and eComponents General

That’s the Rise SL?

Looks the previous gen Spesh Enduro
It's basically the same frame the Orbea Occam has had for years.
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Not a major issue in quality e-bikes, but massive in the cheap ones, scooters and other battery powered things that currently catch fire. Maybe they should just mandate potted batteries in future?

It would make pack repair impossible, but actually nobody is repairing these anyway, it is near impossible to replace just one cell in a lot of the packs that exist without potting. The future for damaged or depeted packs is the full pack recycling like the video that was posted in the climate change thread so potting does make sense. Also can pot multiple modules that make up a pack, so partial pack replacement is possible.
I think all the major brand Ebike batteries are pretty safe these days. All the fires you see are of cheap Chinese bikes. Most of that is due to poor on no battery management. The downside of potting is that it would add a fair bit of weight. Though with some of these new high-density batteries that are coming out now, it might balance out the extra weight.
 
I really like it. Can't imagine the landed price here though if it was even possible to get here.

$17500 straight swap, hopefully saving VAT off that then adding import/shipping. Should be landed for sub $20k :oops:

 
And now for something from left field:


Get me one that fits in the shimano spot for when my dies and we have a deal.
 
And now for something from left field:


Does it come with enough propellers to solve my jumping issues?
 
Interesting move from dji, they’ll be one to watch.

I have a Ronin and the tiny little motors and battery move a very heavy camera and lens with surprising ease. Great battery life too.
 
And now for something from left field:



The power numbers are pretty nuts - max torque 120Nm and peak power of 1000W in a motor the size of an SL eBike motor weighing 2.52kg. Thats 500g heavier than the Spesh SL1.2 and 700g more than the TQ HPR50

 
The power numbers are pretty nuts - max torque 120Nm and peak power of 1000W in a motor the size of an SL eBike motor weighing 2.52kg. Thats 500g heavier than the Spesh SL1.2 and 700g more than the TQ HPR50

They have done a great job with all the controls, the screen integration, function and the weight but120Nn and 1000 watts is going to kill drivetrains and free hubs. I'll be interested to see if any other brands pick up this motor.
 
They'd have to consider it. DJI make seriously good gear.

Assuming that a lot of the bigger bike brands have signed agreements with Bosch etc though.
Until your geofenced to the bike park ;)

DJI have been pretty good in the support department though and warranty / suppliers so thats a bonus. I cant comment on any of the others but I have had a few DJI drones and no issues when needing support/repair/warranty
 
They have done a great job with all the controls, the screen integration, function and the weight but120Nn and 1000 watts is going to kill drivetrains and free hubs. I'll be interested to see if any other brands pick up this motor.
Thats the max, mainly to show what it can do.
Snips below from an email I got this morning on it - I have a DJI drone
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This suggests it'll only hit 120Nm at 1000W in Boost and for 30 seconds only

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Thats the max, mainly to show what it can do.
Snips below from an email I got this morning on it - I have a DJI drone
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This suggests it'll only hit 120Nm at 1000W in Boost and for 30 seconds only

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I'd be interested with all the different power outputs of the motors out there, how they manage to keep to the max average of 250W. Is it just software controlled so the dips always negate the peaks or does no one really check them and they are a "250W" rated motors by name only?
 
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